Sentence examples for wicked jokes from inspiring English sources

But Eddie Pendergraft, an ensemble member in "Wicked," jokes that there is an athletic divide, at least in his show.

There he soaked up the endless tales of woe, the political gossip and wicked jokes that provide the spice of Egyptian life.He could be outspoken, too.

When we listen to Chabrier's exquisite melodic inventions, his joyous outbursts, his spine-tingling harmonic progressions, his wicked jokes, it is the composer himself that we hear.

Why are we making multiple "Wicked" jokes in 2013?

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Many are quite funny — there's a wicked Sondheim joke, and a good Kindle one too — but the overall effect often feels mechanical and Neil Simonish, as does the play's jerry-built plot.

Rather than make confession or kneel at the altar and ask for atonement for past sins, then, Morrissey decides to forgive Christ for his wicked practical joke: creating a human and loading him with fiery desire, but condemning him to a life of celibacy.

All those smart editorships behind her, a little stooped with cancer, but the same wonderful smile, the curly hair, the fluttering lashes, the jokes, the wicked stories of news-paper chicanery.

A playful response to the painter's wicked sense of humor, these jokes usually fail to capture the complexity of Eisenman's comedy.

Roger Ebert praised the film, giving it four stars out of a possible four and describing it as "jolly and wicked, filled with sly in-jokes and yet somehow possessing a heart".

"I call myself the wicked witch of parking," Ms. Morison joked, adding, "I make sure everybody plays by the rules".